TirR BEE: OMAHA, TUESDAY, XOVEMBKK 11, 10P
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Sale
Next
ma
J Mnn nf tlioso
gnrmeiits
$17
On Sale Next
Wednesday.
Choice at
THE JULIUS ORKIN STORE. 1510
BRIEF CITY NEWS
Btack-ralconer Co., Undertaken. .
Lighting natures. BurgeiCrranden Co.
Have Boot Print It Now Heacon Press.
Bailey, the Dentist, City Nafl. D. 2566.
Q. A. ilndqueit, tailor. 235 I'axton Ulk.
Diamond Hoana at 2H nnd 5 per cent.
W. C. Flatau, 1514 Uodee St. Red 5619.
See Roaooe for Ion- rates on diamond
and watch loans, 1622 Dodgo. Adver
tisement. ....
Suit Against Missouri Pacific United
States District Attorney Fi S. Howell hus
filed a petition In the' federal court'
charging the Missouri Pacific with violat
ing tho employes' act of the government
which prohibits the working of trainmen
over sixteen consecutive hours.
Tip Off Bald Uobert I... Morrison,
colored, who "tipped" off a raid tho
police were about to make was given
thirty days In the county Jail by Police
Magistrate foster.
To Connect Drain Pipes An ordinance
providing that nil drain pipes be con
nected with sewers was recommended for
passage by the city council In committee
of tho whole. The ordinance will .come up
for vote today.
Beporter Has Pneumonia Gray Betnls,
of the World-HernlU editorial department,
is seriously 111 with double pneumonia at
his home, S13 South Twenty-fifth, avenue.
Ills temperature this afternoon was very
high and his condition, the doctors said,
was critical.
s . Substation. In Oood Shape First Lieu
tenant Lorshbough, In charge of the local
naval recruiting Mallon, returned Sunday
from a routine Inspection trip to Has
tings and Lincoln. Mo found the sub
stations doing good worK and keeping up
tho record of the slate.
Larson Buys a Block II. A, Larson
Iras bought the two-story frame business
block at the northeast corner of Twenty
sixth and Leavenworth htreets from John
F. Segcr. The property changed hands
for $12,000. Two stores with apartments
upstairs comprise tho building.
Xowell at Lincoln United States At
torney F, S. Howell has gone to Lincoln
to continue the prosecution of Albert D.
Weltou. who Is charged with appropriat
ing funds from a Lincoln national bank.
The case was on trial all last week and
will probably take up the remainder of
this week.
Christian Endeavorers to Meet The
city union of the Christian Endeavor will
hold a business session this evening
at S o'clock Ht tho First Reformed church,
Twenty-third nnd South Central bulle.
vard. Hev. C. C. Meeks of the Castellar
J'rcsbyterlnn church will be ono of the
croakers. Refreshments will be served.
Refuse's Stairway Permit Application
for pci mission to construct a stairway
from the sidewalk Into tho basement of
the old Pacific Kxpress building, Four
tpcrithand Harney streets, was tenta
tively turped down by the city commis
Started in Pimples, Nearly AH' One
Cheek Solid Sore. Very Fretful.
Used Cuticura Soap and Oint
ment. Face All HealeH I In,.
Kingaloy, Mich. "Last May my thir
teen months' old baby bad a soro come on
ker cheek. It started in four or Are small
pimples and In two or
three hours' time spread
to the size of a silver dol
lar Tt r-trH t.VrT.
A ' Then water would run
ft Gi trom tb9 plmPle nd
wherever tnat toucnea it
caused more sore until
nearly all one chtek and
up her nostrlli were one
solid sore. She was very
fretful. She certainly
was a terrible looldnr,
child, andnothlngseemed
to be of any uie. Then
f got some Cuticura 8oap and Cuti
cura Qlntment. She tried to rob off
Terything we put on so that we would alt
and hold her hands for two hours at a time,
trying to giro the medicine a chance to help
her, but after I warned it with Cuticura Soap
and then put oh the Cuticura Ointment
they seemed to soothe her and she did not
try to rub them off. It wa only a few
days before tier face was all healed up
and there has been no return of the trouble
since. We thousht that baby's face would
surely be scarred, but It Is not." (Signed)
Mrs. W. J. Cleland, Jan. 6, 1913.
Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment are
old throughout the world. Liberal sample of
each mailed free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad
Ami post-card "Cuticura, Dept.T, Bortee."
WTender-faced men should use Outlciyt
Ikxp fikiTlne Stick, 2&c tUapleirt.
ERUPTION
GAME ON
CHEEK
Advance Notice!
Next Wednesday, Nov. 20
Wo Will placo on sale over
800 Coats
for Women, Misses and Juniors
It is impossible to give you n complote deserip-
prints sn n-rnnt is f.lio vnrirf,V.
were nctunlly mnde to sell nt
2. $192, $225?, $25
$1050
sion. However, It will be considered j
again next Monday, .
Dives Piano to Church Ch.nrles Shook !
of the Shook Manufacturing company has '
presented an Emerson grand piano to the
Parkvale Presbyterian church, Thirty
first and Gold streets, Tho piano was
used for the first time at the services
Sunday evening, when the newly formed
Intermediate chorus under the direction of
Rev. A. K. Lchmann sang.
Cathell Talke nt AU Salnta The Rev.
J. Everest Cathell, .1). D formerly rec
tor of St. Paul's "church, Dcs Moines, la,,
preached an eloquent sermon Sunday
morning In All Saints church. Tie cho'e
as his subject the Sermon on the Mount
and made an earnest plea for Its adop
tion by the business Interests of the coun
try. Bush Dots to Dearer Sylvester R.
Rush, special asststant to the United
States attorney general, with offices In
the federal building, hns been appointed
to assist the district attorney at Denver.
In prosecuting over fifty federal cases
during December and January. Mr. Rush
has returned from Pueblo, where ho has
been securing Indictments against per
sons for using tho matl to defraud.
Change Street Itimti The city com
mission will have an ordinance drafted
changing the name of Swcetwood avenue
to Twenty-fifth nvemie and the name of
Twenty-fifth avenue to Twenty-lflfth
street. Tho first street beyond Twenty-
fourth avenue is oalled Twenty-flftli
avenue Instead of Twenty-fifth street
and property owners arp complaining that
this gives' rise to confusion.
WORK ON POWDER RIVER
EXTENSION IS ABANDONED
' The Burlington has practically aban
doned nil work on Its Wyoming exten
sion between Thermopolls and Powder
River until next spring. With the excep
tion of a small force at work on tho
Wind river bridge, all workmen along tho
line have been laid off.
On tho Powder river bridge the work
has progressed fairly woll. A number of
tho piers and abuttments have been com
pleted, but nothing has been done on
the superstructure. The break between
the Burlington and Northwestern Is said
In a measure to bo responsible for the
cessation of this particular work.
GOES SOUTH TO INSTALL
LOCAL ACCOUNTING METHODS
Ralph Shepard, expert accountant In
the freight auditing department of the
Union Pacific, has been sent to Houston,
Tex., where In the freight auditing de
partment of tho Southern Pacific he will
Introduce and Install the same system
aa Is In effect In the Omaha headquarters.
Mr. Shepard will be away three or four
months.
Oregrnn Itnad to Ilntld.
TWIN FALLS, Ore., Nov. 17.-The Ore
Bon Short line wilt build at once from
Twin Fails to Wells, according to a state
ment made today by W. II. Bancroft.
The extension will touch the mining camp
of Contact.
Prize book worth, a dollar to three
DaffydtU Baltor, The Bee. See The
Mrs. H. W. Marks, 220i California
Street If an armless man sat at the
table and wanted tho waiter, would tho
napkin ring?
If Farnam street property is worth 11,000
a foot, how much is Leavenworth?
William Gresham, 1141 South Thirty
third Street-If Mutt threw Jeffa hat In
the river, would Bud Fisher out?
Clara MoDermaud, 2508 St. Mary's Ave
nue "What does President Taft say when
Philander Knox?
Bmtl Hansen, Wolbach If a lady
couldn't walk, would the mall carrier?
If election was postponed, could Addi
son Waltr i
Harold L. Cool, Scottsbluff-lf the Den-
ver Post waa to attack the World-Herald
would they let The Omaha, Bee?
Paul Wilcox, 202 South Twenty-seventh
Street If Roosevelt's hat is still In the
ring Wilson wear It?
' B. L. Chase, 3008 West Farnam Street
I The slumbering camp was folded in he
' dark wings of midnight and each tired
soldier, his peaceful face fanned by the
periumea oreuiu oi Kus.uiiib aiuriuieus,
j dreamed ot far away home and dear ones,
A sentry paced wearily to and fro on his I date (can-de-date)?
monotonous duty, He waa cold and hun-1 I'm the boob that tied the can to can
try, and fickle fancy placed before hlsjtfdatf.
Sale
Next
TIipkp.
Douglas Street
Barbers of State
T) i. rt t ,
rreDare L0 UrffaniZe
JL "
. John Light, representative of the Bar-
bers' union nt tho Nebraska Stale Fed
eration of Labor, Is preparing to call a
meeting of the barbers of the state In
Omaha Just before tho legislature opens
In Lincoln, The meeting will be for the
purposo of forming a slate organization
of barbers with tho Intention of sending
a representative to the legislature to
work for needed legislation. Tho conven
tion was originally to have been held In
October, but owing to tho Inability to
get the men together It was postponed.
NORTH PLATTE SOCIALIST
TALKS IN0MAHA SUNDAY
A North Platte socialist preacher nnd
Judge. Fred J. Warren, spoke at the Lyric
theater Sunday afternoon. Ho reported
the socialist vote In the "Rig Sixth" at
over 5,000, as against 1,400 four years ngo.
He sold: "Socialists are not made and
unmado with a glass of beer or a stogy.
To become a socialist one must undergo
a change of heart or of mind, or both.
This year tho Imitation socialists all
voted for Wilson or Roosevelt, hence tho
socialist vote represents a compact, In
telligent, moving force.
"Tho man that owns the tools you must
work with owns your Job, therefore he
owns you and your family. You are a
slave while boasting you aro a fre man.
What then Is the solution? Let us take
tho tools that Is, tho machlnei and make
them tho property of us all. Then we
will own the Job and get the full social
product of our lijbor."
GASOLINE VENDORS WANT '
PUMPS AT THE CURBS
Gasoline distributors, represented by n
manufacturer of gasoline, requested the
city commission to grant permission to
retailers to placo pumps nt tho curbs,
where the trade could be served with
greater facility nnd as little danger.
The request has been referred to
city attorney for an opinion,
the
Charles T. Kountze once wore a
beard but not for long.
full
"Spike" Konnedy Is a near-professional
at squash ball, at any rate ho has the
otheF amateurp hereabouts all outclassed
Father Rigge of the Crelghton univer
sity is a recognized authority among
American astronomers.
Jonathan Edwards traces Uncage,
straight back from his desk in the
county clerk's office to the Mayflower
puritans.
George P. Bemls used to be private
secretary to George Francis Train, to
whom, by the way, he was related.
heat each week. Kail yours to
Sunflay Bee for prise winner.
eycthe tempting viands of a wholesome
New England supper, presided over by a
mother, whose smile came as a benedic
tion to her soldier son.
Suddenly the man paused, every sense
alert. Ills eyes sought to pierce the
smothering darkness, while his straining
ears caught the muffled sound of ap
proaching footsteps.
"Halt!" he cried sharply, "Who goea
there?"
"A friend." come the faint response as
a ragged iigure crepi nearer. "I am
spent, sentry, I am wounded, I suffer,
I bear a message for tho general. It's a
question to be answered at once. Bend
closer sentry, I am fainting." The sentry
I
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bent his ear to the faintly fluttering ilps!thel- tt book,, par
of the wounded messenger and this Is I of Irrl ,on, .
what he heard:
"If a Gillette is best for a safe shave,
and a straight-edge the most reliable
worker, Is a woman tho best baby razor?"
Don't be alarmed, people, the fire is all
back of the stage.
Howard A, Saddler, Urandels Theater
Building If Woodrow Wilson was about
to take a ride on his mare, would Howard
A. Saddl-er (her)?
aiuarea w.iuie. ..
i suffragette kept house would she candl
Auditing Company Employed to Go
Over City Books.
NEW SYSTEM MAY BE ADOPTED
Srraennt llalnt of Tort Crunk Mlll
, tnry II mi it Asaitnltrd hy I nl
ilrudflril Aaanllnut, Who
MnVca M-np,
At a committee meeting e-f the vlt
council hetd Saturday evening It was de-1
"fermlned to retain the United States Aud- i
Itlng company to ko over the clt books
for the Inst year. The decision come
at the eiul of a long consideration of
the needs of the. city's bookkeeping de- I
partment, which, It Is admitted Is an.
tlque and unsatisfactory, llcsldcs the
nnnttnl audit ByMcm of the books the
auditing company will provide a new
and modern system of bookkeeping. leav
ing the council an option to accept or
reject tho new system. The. cost of the
auditing will bo fcrO, wth an additional
$19o If a new rystem Is adopted b. the
city, Tho measure will pass the council
this evening.
The Installation of a new system of
bookkeeping In the city offices has been
urged by City Attorney Henry Murphy
and Councilman John Walters for more
than n year. Since last election Coum ll
ninn Jay Williams has al urged tin
adoption of the measure, and Mayor Hoc
tor. It Is understood, has declared him
self frankly In favor of the change. At
Ntturday evening's meeting the council
went Into the matter of the auditing"
carefully. it Is understood that them
Is a movement on foot among the city
fathers to provide n system of bookkeep
ing that will prove an adequate check
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upon uir lliouej rrueiru in " h'iivu (
; court. During the last year It Is up- j
' nri villi ii 1.1 Hint Ihn imlli'i. Illllt-e lint ttuld
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Itit.i it,a f.li( twiiHin-i Mfimnl lilnir like
; Jl.riOu. Council members suy tins is not
; T2? " c,,m,,,m,a wu" tl,u num 01
A complaint Hint Tieasuter uiiiiu uuu
not been invited to attend a continence.
not ueen invueu to aueiui u ramHraio,
on the matter of the nex system of book-1
!f "1 !
by Councilman Walters In theso words
"Glllln was Invited to attend tho confer
ence, but he failea to snow up. in imy
case the matter of choosing and appoint
ing an auditor pertains Kolely to the city
council. It Is said.
Another matter that Is awaited with In
terest tonight Is the settlement or tin;
freo lunch ordinance. As expressed by a
councilman yesterday, the opinion of the
council Is likely to be tl.nt of a year ago,
when the matter was thrown out of tho
council on the ground that It was u pri
vate matter between saloonkeepers and
not ono to bo determined by legislation.
Jiprncniit Assaulted.
Sergeant Frank M. Itaiot or the mili
tary band at Fort Crook, wus assaulted
last night at Twenty-fourth and N streets
by an unidentified mnn who fled before
he could be apprehended. Sergeant Hulot
at tne time oi me nssaun ..-
toward the Fort Crook car. Ills assailant ,
attacked him from tho rear and by n f A tll0 , rlnlmt.Hi however, are
blow on tho head knocked the noltllor j M(op KUH,.(, totllRhti , unofflelnl rest
senseless. His Injuries were dressed by (Uincp- of forclKMl, Hro wt,10t protec
tho police surgeon. Captain Henry Lis- tlon M thM(? H.o ,,., , ,v,e
feldcr nnd Detective Ar.drow JlcGulrc ar- ., ,.", .,,, .,.,. ,. .
rtved on the scene n few moments af er
tho assault and obtained n good descrlp-
tlon or tne assailant, ""...i . .u. "
Known in soum uninna, ln" 11
that he Is a quiet and inotrqnsivc man.
Amiililon Cnlls 11 ohm run I.
The flrrt reheasnl of the Amphlon club
1 1 . .J II,. ..itiltur nt llmiAinlinl' K.
j II , , V7,,i" r
at Library hall, 1 enty-tl id ami A
streets Meetings will Im. held wcei l
thereafter on every n hursdaj eve , ,,g u -
. ". . :
In tho I
spring. Whllo tho membership Is nearly
complete, the executive committee an- j
nounoes that room can bo made for a.
very few more-good voices If application
In mado nt once, but after tin; first re
hearsal it will be almost Impossible to
nccrpt any additions to tho membership.
Tho club Is a strictly mutual organization,
each member participating pro-rata In
the proceeds of tho entortalnments, nnd
will elect permanent officers at Its first
meeting.
Mrs. .Inmrs Moftrnll.
Mrs. James McGrall died at her lato
home. 4010 U street, Sunday afternoon.
She Is survived by n husband, two
brothers and a sister. The brothers am
S. C. Rayncr and George llayncr and tho
Bister Kfflo Rayncr, Funeral arrange
ments will be mado later.
M unrip t'lty (uhIi.
James Parks Is out of tho city on busi
ness. Officer Phil Crosby Is away on a ten
day vacation.
Tlvcre will bo a meeting of the city
council tonight.
Mrs. J. M. Tanner Is spending some
dayH at Kxcelslor Springs, Mo.
Police Judco James Callanan Is expected
home from Kxcelslor Springs this week.
For rent, large front room nnd bonrd.
Address M-Heo Office, South Omaha.
Advertisement.
The Lincoln school children will stago
the. operetta, "Toy Shop," at tho high
school auditorium on November 22.
GROCBRS' nnd Dutehers' association
will give a ball November 21 ut Lngle
hall. Tickets on saio ni risner v aicuius.
William Lavelle Is visiting with his
parents In this city. Ho hns been ranch
ing In Dakota for several yeurs, where
ne 18 aeveioping a. mm-n mm..
T. .T. Prvor. law clerk III the offlcn of
Ktiirnitv and Winters, will spend somo
days at his home In Wayno before retnrn-
n tum nltv. Mr. frvnr wim pntlpil
homo by the death of his father. Peter
Pryor.
Tim Plrst I'resbytcrlan cliurcn was dedi
cated yesterday with" a speclul service, at
willed Rev. Charles Schulble of Kansris '
presided, ur. iiooeri windier, pastor or
the church, Is receiving the congratula
tions of his friends upon the completion
of the beautiful new church at Twenty
third and J streets.
UNION PACIFIC PAMPHLET
USED IN HAWAIIAN SCHOOLS
Although not in the school book pub
lishing business, the Union Pacific Is sup.
plying, freo of cost, the public schools
of tho Hawaiian Islands with some a'
nnrllelilnrlv the ''Prime!
OT.?.n,, cm miMlpfltlnti.
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Tho Union mcmcs pook not oniy ueais
with Irrigation In all countiles and under
all conditions of clrcumstuncos, but dis
cusses the kinds and varieties of crops
best adapted to different localities. In
the agricultural departments of tho
Hawaiian schools tho book has been
adopted aa a recogniicd authority on y
subjects treated of and discussed
Another publication of the I nlon Pa-
Another publlci
clflc that has been adopted as a text book
In the colleges of the United States und
! abroad Is tho work on "Fossil Dltcov
erica In Wyoming."
The Persistent and Judicious Use of
Newspaper Advertising I the Hoad to
Business Euccets.
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'AMERICAN MARINES LANDED
, ( . , , , , rilae
Detachment Sent to Piotcct Embassy
nt Constantinople.
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS IS CLOSED
Cltlr.rll of t'lllleil Mnt.'n lirfi-rril
lliiKpllnllty of llrlllxli War
ships If OnllirenU Should
Ooeur,
' CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 18,-The
United States nation ship Scorpion has
sent a detachment of murine. to the
American embassy. The nmbastmilor says
that this Is not because ho fears an out
break, but Is In the way of common
act Ion with tho other embassies.
The Scorpion has moved up the llos
pliorun nnd has taken a position uppoxltn
Aruaiitkeul to protect tho girls' school.
The United States Is tho only great
nation without cruisers or battleships
(in Th( ,, cn,.rc(, p(Jhty Mmrlpa,
.,,.,., nn,imMn.1nr ln.voclwl.inM th.it
,,. whatever In C.mstantl-
, 1)mk tn,(,iu, (,)cy wn,(1 ,)ln Un o
.,.,, i.illr,ilt,,.111Ilro. -nvernl of tho
, eWutloiis nro stoutly wall
lied, while the
! n. i.. r..ull....P Lrp.ior..llv
oll)(.(i, j
il Is the Intention uf the nmlmnsiulorp.
to avoid crt'iititiR a purilc nnd In several
cases tho murines have gone to (ho cm-
'l'HsK'S only because Ufa embassies aro
( eh
f MecuMnn. American citizens have
, hospitality of the British
ma n outbreak dovei..p,
Women IIpiiiiiIh In I'Iiipp.
Sevetnl Ainurlcitn women In the girl'
t-cliiinl nt Scutari, Asia Minor, remain
across tho Uosphorus, aiding nnd encour
aging tho Turkish and other families. Tho
Scutlirl school has been closed for some
days nnd It has been proposed to reopen
It liecuuoo no trouble has occurred In
Suutail. Sunday's battle, howevor, will
probably put un end to that plan.
Tho Scorpion will take cure of the
American women In Scutari If any danger
hi Ices. Turkish gondnrmos nro at present
guarding them and tho legation Inter
preter. Charles W. Fowler, Is residing at
the school.
Rev. Dr. Caleb S.. Gntes. president of
Robert college, has decided that any of
tho teaclmrs and tholr families who wish
To go aboard the Hritlsh ships may do
so, but tho majority of tho men have do
elded to remain In tho college with the
students, who are of nil nationalities. Dr.
Gates Intends to open the college grounds,,
which nro protected by high walls, to nny
Moslems or noii-Mnslcini who seek
refuge.
Tho Amorleon ambassador. Mr. Rock
hill, has received ultogether attout j:'7,000
from tho American Red Cross and privato
American subscriptions, Tho Americans
ore In close touch with the llrltlsh Red
Cross und tho Rcl Crescent.
NORTHWESTERN ORDERS
MUCH NEW EQUIPMENT
Anticipating a prospeious year, tho
Northwestern has Just pluccd an order
for now rolling stock to bo delivered prlot
to the harvest of next season, Tho ecpilp
ment consists of 4,0u0 box cars, 17B steel
n.iKseiiKer couches nnd 125 locomotives
It Is understood that most ot tne new
equipment is Intended for use on the I
lines west of the Mississippi river.
Vlp.'r In tlx SIoiiihcI.
Is dyspepsia, complicated with liver and
kldnoy troubles. Klectrlo Hitters liclp all
such cases or no puy. Try them We. I'or
sale by Beaton Drug Co.-Advertlsemcnt
YOU CAN
CURE AN
BUT NOT WITH SALVES
1 enrp .fit, t, (MiiWl unices
. a a 4
-nut no ctironic ulcer can DC cureu dv
tcrnal treatment. You must get down to the origin and cause belore you ,
can produce curative effects. Baa blood la responsible lor oiusoresana tuc
onecertain cure therefore is a thorough purification and upbuilding of the
circulation. As long as impurities are left in the blood they will be depos
ited into the ulcer to keep up the inflammation and irritation and nature
if ing is so sure to
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' J8 nature's unfailing cure for old sores. Book on Sores and Ulcers aud
any mcdical advicclrev. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA,
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today
Berg again calls your special atten
tion to the great purchase of suits
from the house of Kuppenheimer
at prices below actual cost of mate
rials, many of them being silk lined.
It is a source of satisfaction to us as it doubtless
will be to you, to be thus able to show you an assort
ment of fine clothes such as never has been duplicated
by any merchant in the west, at nearly one-half the
original cost price.
Overcoats by the hundreds arc also included in this
sale at the following prices
$12 and $15 Suits and Overcoats,
Now
$18 and $20 Suits and Overcoats, M c. A
Now $I.OU
$25 and $30 Suits and Overcoats,
Now
$35 and $40 Suits and Overcoats?
Now
Girl Tied to Horns
of a Oow by Suitor
Whom She Rejects
Wl.NNlPICG, Manitoba, Nov. 18,-Peter
O. Hanson, n fanner at tirlorvon, eighty
miles northwest of Winnipeg, Is sought
by tho Manitoba police, who accuse him
of tying a young woman to u cow's horns.
Maggie Wnrauskl, the daughter of a
neighbor. Is seriously Injured, perhaps
fatally, as a result.
Tho story sent hero Is to the rffoct
Mint Hanson, who was enamored of the
girl, becamo angry at her coldness and
threatened revenge. This revenge Is said
to have consisted of knocking tho girl
unconscious and binding her across the
animal's horns. The cow took fright
and dashed Into tho bush, tearing off
the young woman's clothes against the
trees. ,
When the nnlnml becamo exhausted It
fell, and tho girl was crushed ngnlnst
the earth. She was trampled under tho
cow's feet when It attempted to rlso
Nelghlors, hcnrlng tho scrcntns In the
woods, cut the girl loose.
Union Label Lacking
Upon Ancient Violins
CHICAGO, Nov. 18. Trouble started In
tiio Chicago Federation of Labor hero to
.day .heoauso StradlvHrlus and Gunrnorliui
did not put union labels on the violins
they made somo hundreds of years ago.
The, Cremonns should bo discarded In
favor of union mndo Instruments, It was
demanded In a communication from the
band Instrument makers union. Tho dls
oovory that somo violinists In tho musi
cians' union woro plnylng Cremona vio
lins without union labels In them brought
forth tho complaint from tho Instrument
makors,
"I movo that tho communication be
laid on the table," snld H. C. Dillon, h
vlollnlst of the musicians' union. "I play
nn Instrument thnt cost mo $7Tp0. It Is n
'BtriKl' and I would nut changn It for
10,000 union lnbols. I wouldn't glvo It for
a carload of union labeled instruments."
Tho trouble was stayed for tho tlmo by
the appointment of a committee, of two
each from tho Federation of Labor and
the different unions of musical Instru
ment makers to meet with tho executive
board of the Chicago Federation of Musi
cians to try to effect a settlement of the
question.
KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF;
THIRD SUICIDE IN FAMILY
CRKSTON, In., Nov. IS. Alva Ilurtlett
a blacksmith's helper here, killed his wifo
and himself this afternoon, Ills suicide
completes the death ot three brothers,
each by his own hand,
Mrs. narttott had Just returned front
Kansas City, where she had taken treat
ment. A daughter, Klda, watched the
shooting and was tho cause ot the quarrel
preceding thfc deaths.
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